Gerda Taro -
The Real Secret of War Photography
The Real Secret of War Photography
Gerda Taro believed photographs could change the world. In the mid-1930s, she served as a midwife of sorts, helping birth the powerful force of modern photo journalism. - MARY CRONK FARRELL AUTHOR
NYC exhibition features rediscovered Spanish Civil War negatives
The Woman Who Was Robert Capa. Gerda Taro didn't just help invent one… | by Lars Mensel | Vantage | Medium
Gerda Taro believed photographs could change the world. In the mid-1930s, she served as a midwife of sorts, helping birth the powerful force of modern photo journalism. - MARY CRONK FARRELL AUTHOR
NYC exhibition features rediscovered Spanish Civil War negatives
Preview the Mexican Suitcase | Fans in a Flashbulb
Robert Capa - Wikipedia
The Mystery Of The Mexican Suitcase: A Trove Of Unseen Photos : The Picture Show : NPR
Gerda Taro | Fans in a Flashbulb
Meet Gerda Taro, the First Female Photojournalist to Die on the Front Lines | Open Culture
Robert Capa and Gerda Taro: love in a time of war | Photography | The Guardian
elrectanguloenlamano: GERDA TARO USED TWO DIFFERENT MODELS OF 35 MM LEICA CAMERAS WITH DIFFERENT LENSES BETWEEN MID FEBRUARY 1937 AND HER DEATH ON JULY 26 OF THAT YEAR
elrectanguloenlamano: GERDA TARO IN BRUNETE BATTLE AND LAST PICTURES TAKEN BY THE PHOTOJOURNALIST BEFORE BEING RUN OVER BY A TANK ON JULY 25, 1937
Uncategorized | Jack Youd
NYC exhibition features rediscovered Spanish Civil War negatives
The Mexican Suitcase and other Stories about Capa, Taro, and Ted Allan - Document - Gale Academic OneFile
The Mexican Suitcase | International Center of Photography
The Mexican Suitcase | International Center of Photography
Gerda Taro believed photographs could change the world. In the mid-1930s, she served as a midwife of sorts, helping birth the powerful force of modern photo journalism. - MARY CRONK FARRELL AUTHOR
NYC exhibition features rediscovered Spanish Civil War negatives
BBC - Viewfinder: The Mexican Suitcase on show
The Mexican Suitcase: A Fascinating Chapter in the History of Photography
